Things that don't make sense (v2)

Clearly his Kepral's Syndrome was damaging his brain more than he realized...

I also always assumed that they trying to make us belive that they are moving too fast to properly aim at Kai Leng
Or maybe plot froze Shepard and squad in place to let Thane have hero death.

Cool. I think it makes perfect sense. In fact, at this point I'd say it might make too much sense to be true

Yes, I promptly mocked that idea as soon as we discovered what the final ME3 DLC was.

The golden part is I used an existing conversation from the game itself! So, the writers were either aware of how stupid it was and did it anyway, or just forgot. Either way...

Uh. I feel like you missed a lot of what I said And I don't know how to divide quotes on this site yet, so I guess I'll have to do numbers for now.

1. You're taking my comments about a non-literal interpretation literally. I said right there that literally, it's an extremely stupid thing to do, so I don't know why you're telling me that again, we were on the same page

2. I was making a joke, hence the smiley...

3. Okay, but that seems to be how the writers wrote him anyway, and I was using that train of thought as an explanation.

4. That's unfortunately common. An enemy is built up to be this incredible, nigh-invulnerable force, so to make the good guys able to win, they are handed the Idiot Ball instead of using their forces/powers to their full potential.

5. That is also a good question! It's not like Shepard was the last person doing the Beam Run. Harby shouldn't have left.

Well, it's not unfeasible that there would be something akin to the Cloud in ME. Either that, or Cerberus recovered the data from the omni-tool or Normandy debris assuming there is a local network.

I've always wondered how exactly the Citadel moved in the first place. It is a mass relay, but you need 2 to travel, so that's not it. It also seems far too massive to be able to be transported by one, but I don't know.

Saren's massive research facility on Virmire. How the hell did he manage to build that massive thing? I guess he could have used his contacts from Binary Helix and the Turian military to find an old research base or something, but it was never explained.

Why is Shepard able to send Ashley/Kaidan to Hackett? What help could they provide? Why not send Liara? She is the so-called prothean expert. Sending her would make more sense. Wait a minute. This is a thread about things that don't make sense. My bad. Either way. I would've sent her to Hackett after Mars

Probably because Shepard stole Garrus' Vindicator which he had carefully put down for quick access.

Most of the time I ignore it

Everything about Legion and the Geth in ME3. "I must go to them", that conversation where everyone talks about how beautiful the reaper code looks, Legion's propaganda tour, the fact that they won't just leave Rannoch.

Or Heretics build it. They can literally work 24/7

It doesn't help that humanity in just about every other case has an air of humility about it. Like all the colony worlds with their makeshift building structures (I forgot what they're called now). Yet all this time Cerberus is like the equivalent of the Goldman Sachs building, in the middle of a ghetto.

The Illusive Man looks perfect in his office space though. I'll give points for design.

What doesn't make sense to me about Cerberus is how they went from, "Is that a corporation?" that no one ever heard of in ME1 to galactic enemy #1, "you're a traitor and your life is forfeit for working with them" in ME2. All they did in the 2 yrs Shepard was dead was attack the quarians, which no one except Anderson and a couple of turians even noticed or cared about.